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Old 04-23-2011, 04:23 AM
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I'll try to post some pics.

EDIT:It will be made from aluminum,not carbon fiber.
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Old 04-23-2011, 05:22 AM
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Originally Posted by AL3xGR
I'll try to post some pics.

EDIT:It will be made from aluminum,not carbon fiber.
Maybe work on making it use the entire front end from an scrt10, you would need about a 13mm spacer on each wheel {should be simple enough to machine, I could make them in a few minutes}...
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Old 04-23-2011, 05:38 AM
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Full front end conversion,right?(C-Hubs,etc)
I'd like to keep the pivot ball suspension.I have only the steering link of the SCRT10(for less slop)
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Originally Posted by AL3xGR
Full front end conversion,right?(C-Hubs,etc)
I'd like to keep the pivot ball suspension.I have only the steering link of the SCRT10(for less slop)
I like how the pivot ball handles, but its just not as strong as the c hubs, My scrt10 never has front end breaks, and I have broken 2 front carriers on the tt, granted it was while I was learning the track...
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Old 04-23-2011, 09:42 AM
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I'm not sure about this conversion yet.Maybe after the chassis conversion.
Which parts are easier to find:Jammin or Ofna/Hobao?
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Originally Posted by turb06le240
Pics? I was going to custom machine a piece of carbon fiber to hold the esc from the servo plate to the battery box...
utah300rum, is that for .300 rem ultra mag? I have a SS model 700 that I did some work to in 300rum, Ive blown up my share of water jugs at 400 yards
Yup....remmy 700 SS RMEF edition
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Yup....remmy 700 SS RMEF edition
Awesome, I originally bought a ss sps, but I machined in a wyatt detachable mag, a b&c a5 medalist stock, tactical bolt knob, and a jewel trigger... I have 8 rem 700s all together, newest one is a 7mm-08 stainless mountain rifle...
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Old 04-24-2011, 04:36 AM
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Originally Posted by turb06le240
Id like to see the chassis when you are done...
I seen a 10tt with a carbon fiber chassis {3.5mm flat plate and they used an aluminum wedge to get the angle for the front gearbox} but they used a complete middle diff from a B44 with the b44 motor mount, so they had a slipper, it seemed to work very well...
Pics?
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Questions?? Shocks

Besides the P-L PowerStrokes, is there any upgrades? I heard that the T-4 was a direct bolt on. Has anyone else tried this?

I am looking for something made of aluminum.

Thanks in advance,
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Originally Posted by Slash65
Besides the P-L PowerStrokes, is there any upgrades? I heard that the T-4 was a direct bolt on. Has anyone else tried this?

I am looking for something made of aluminum.

Thanks in advance,
I tried a set of associated shocks, they were OK, but it was a pain getting the length correct, I tryed different bodies and shafts until I had it close but longer, then added spacers... All that work and they were just OK, problem was I best a rear shaft, so I replaced it, then for some reason, bent another shaft {they came in a pack of 2 so no biggy, but I didnt want to bend another one}.. So I fixed them and sold them to a guy at my track that has a tt, he put them on for about2 weeks, and told me hes taking them off because the stockers worked better, hes going to save up for the prolines, I have been killing them, just dialed in now...

PS The prolines are aluminum....
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Does anyone knows the stiffness of the stock orange springs?(in N/m or Kg/f)
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Originally Posted by turb06le240
I tried a set of associated shocks, they were OK, but it was a pain getting the length correct, I tryed different bodies and shafts until I had it close but longer, then added spacers... All that work and they were just OK, problem was I best a rear shaft, so I replaced it, then for some reason, bent another shaft {they came in a pack of 2 so no biggy, but I didnt want to bend another one}.. So I fixed them and sold them to a guy at my track that has a tt, he put them on for about2 weeks, and told me hes taking them off because the stockers worked better, hes going to save up for the prolines, I have been killing them, just dialed in now...

PS The prolines are aluminum....
I saw a post where a lot of modifications were needed to make them fit correctly, is this still the case?
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Originally Posted by Slash65
I saw a post where a lot of modifications were needed to make them fit correctly, is this still the case?
I have a post around here explaining the entire process, its not very hard or time consuming, just expensive...
I used Lunsford titanium shock mounts {for T4}
Associated upper shock bushings {you will file these down a little and drill out the threads that they come with, this takes about 10 minutes for all 4}
I made spacers to go inside the shocks {this took about 15 minutes}
and then you install the lower shock eye balls from your tt shocks into the new shocks {3 minutes}.

But you can just buy the proline kit for $10 and no need the lunsford mounts, or to drill and file the aluminum ae shock bushings.... Then all you have to do is put the old shocks next to the new shocks, get a measurment of the difference, make 2 spacers for the rear and 2 for the front, as long as the spacer material has an inner diameter of 3.5mm+ and the correct length it will work perfectly....
Anyway good luck, I dont regret doing mine at all, it changed the truck, and now I have it dialed...
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hey guys was wondering if any of you got the nitrohouse combo that includes a novak brushles system with the kit for 350. or ill buy a sct system from castle
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